<DIV><p><I>Modern Canadian Plays</I> is <I>the</I> core text for university-level Canadian drama courses around the world. Previous edition published 2002.</p><p>Now in its fifth edition, the two-volume Modern Canadian Plays drama series anthologizes major Canadian plays written and performed since 1967. Volume two presents Canadian plays written over the past twenty-five years. These plays respond directly or indirectly to the events of our time; work effectively on the stage, on the page, and in the classroom; and are contextualized with accompanying history, biography, and criticism?all in one place for a reasonable price!</p><p><I>Polygraph</I> (1988) by Robert Lepage and Marie Brassard<BR><I>7 Stories</I> (1989) by Morris Panych<BR><I>Never Swim Alone</I> (1991) by Daniel MacIvor<BR><I>The Glace Bay Miners' Museum</I> (1995) by Wendy Lill<BR><I>Counter Offence</I> (1996) by Rahul Varma<BR><I>Problem Child</I> (1997) by George Walker<BR><I>Harlem Duet</I> (1997) by Djanet Sears<BR><I>Street of Blood</I> (1998) by Ronnie Burkett<BR><I>The Shape of a Girl</I> (2001) by Joan MacLeod<BR><I>Tempting Providence</I> (2002) by Robert Chafe<BR><I>Scorched</I> (2003) by Wajdi Mouawad<BR><I>The Adventures of Ali & Ali and the aXes of Evil</I> (2005) by Marcus Youssef, Guillermo Verdecchia, and Camyar Chai<BR><BR><I>Age of Arousal</I> (2007) by Linda Griffiths<BR><I>BIOBOXES: Artifacting Human Experience</I> (2007) by Theatre Replacement<BR><I>The Edward Curtis Project</I> (2010) by Marie Clements<BR><I>Kim's Convenience</I> (2011) by Ins Choi</p><p>Professor of English and theater at the University of British Columbia, <B>Jerry Wasserman</B> has written and lectured widely on Canadian theater and theater history, modern fiction, and blues music.</p><BR></DIV>